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  1. #1
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    This year I have seen in our yard....

    -Birds
    -Squirrels
    -Raccoons
    -Deer
    -Rabbits
    -Foxes (one of which made itself at home in our garage earlier this summer)
    -Mice
    -A Groundhog
    -Insects

    The ones in bold are seen on a daily basis.

    In our neighborhood, if you do not put the lid on your trash cans you are sure to receive a visit from the pack of wild dogs that live in the area.

  2. #2
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    As I've posted before, we live at the edge of the state forest, so....

    Deer (white tailed, hundreds)
    Red Fox
    Rabbits
    Groundhogs
    Box Turtles (we've named them Otis and Odessa)
    Tree Frogs
    Spring Peepers
    Chipmunks
    Barred Owls
    Great Horned Owls
    Pileated Woodpecker
    Downy Woodpecker
    Other Woodpeckers
    Ruby throated Hummingbird
    many Sparrow species
    Chickadees
    Cardinals
    Blue Jays
    Catbirds
    Crows
    Red Shouldered Hawks
    Cooper's Hawks
    Bluebirds
    Robins
    Ravens
    Goldfinches
    Dragonflies
    Butterflies (especially Swallowtails)
    various spiders, especially Barn Spiders
    Mud Dauber Wasps
    other Wasps and Bees
    snakes, including southern copperheads and black snakes
    squirrels
    Canada Geese

    ...and one little police woman named Pinot!

  3. #3
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    Happy Valley, Utah
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    Well we did have some birds in our yard but Keva just killed one yesterday. I'm glad we don't get bunnies/squirrels/etc. in our yard because I'd have to watch the dogs kill them too. I've pretty much just seen birds, snakes, and bugs of course. There's a lot of quail that live in the area. My friend up the street has had raccoons, pheasants, deer, etc. in her yard so its possible I just haven't seen them in my yard. I have seen deer on our street a few times though and my mom saw a coyote down the road once.

  4. #4
    Normal full time residents:

    Rabbits
    Gray Squirrels
    1 Red squirrel
    Bunnies
    Garter snakes
    1 snake who I don't know what he/she is (Dull black snake, doesn't fit any descriptions of local denizens)
    Frogs
    Toads
    Bass
    2 Grass Carp
    Shiners
    slugs
    snails
    salamanders
    moles

    Lots and lots of birds.......cardinals, chickadees, finches of all types, martins, a resident family of bluebirds, red wing blackbirds, robins, hummingbirds

    Passing through routinely:

    Skunks (including one who is interred under the deck....thanks Lady)
    Deer
    Black Bear
    Coyotes
    Foxes
    Red tail hawks
    Great Blue Herons
    (*&@!^#(*&@ Canada Geese
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    Here's a picture of a deer that paid my brother and my niece a visit about a month ago. They live about a mile north of me; the deer was in their yard so they picked up the camera and got a picture. Last summer they had a doe and fawn come through the yard one evening when they were eating supper.
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  6. #6
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    Awesome thread Karen

    You all get so many visitors!

    We don't get too many, but when we do it's mostly in the front yard (can't say I blame them)
    I've had some pictures I've been going to share for like forever so I'll just put them here.
    Possum
    Bunny
    Doves-silly things are in the back yard
    Chipmunk
    Hummingbird
    Cardinal
    Mice-which Roxey catches and eats
    And of course lots and lots of sparrows!
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  7. #7
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    Wow, stunning! All these animals are not familiar of French yards!

    Now I live in a very crowed area near Paris, but I still have the chance to have a small yard. It's completely enclosed on the back of the house, so we have only neighbour kitties, birds, snails, insects (butterflies, bees, aunts, spiders).

    My former house was in the country, with a yard open to the fields, so in addition to the above animals, we had rabbits, mice, moles.

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